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File size constraint in ftplib.storbinary()?? 13 Years Ago by novice20 … the same folder(in local machine). I am using the storbinary function of ftplib. Following are the file sizes: 1-- 70… any limit on file size that can be uploaded by storbinary()?? File size constraint in ftplib.storbinary()?? 13 Years Ago by rssk … the same folder(in local machine). I am using the storbinary function of ftplib. Following are the file sizes: 1-- 70… any limit on file size that can be uploaded by storbinary()?? plz help me.. Re: File size constraint in ftplib.storbinary()?? 13 Years Ago by TrustyTony ….FTP('ftp.ysisoft.com', user,password) >>> ysisoft.storbinary('STOR PyScripter-v2.4.1-Setup.exe',open("k…-v2.4.1-Setup.exe", 'rb') as filein: ysisoft.storbinary('STOR PyScripter-v2.4.1-Setup.exe',filein) '226 Transfer… Re: File size constraint in ftplib.storbinary()?? 12 Years Ago by novice20 … the file location") filename = os.path.abspath(filename) ............. ftp.storbinary("STOR %s"%filename,open(filename,"rb"… AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'read' 10 Years Ago by chophouse … the proper arguments for a call to the ftblib.storbinary method. Here's my code: from ftplib import…= '+ outbound) print('filesrc = '+ filesrc) print( outbound + ' ' + filesrc) ftps.storbinary(outbound, filesrc, 8192) fileup('textgetFUNC01.txt', 'C:/inetpub/ftproot/textget1122… Re: AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'read' 10 Years Ago by Gribouillis The obvious error is that the file argument in storbinary() must be an open file object instead of a string. Try with open(sourcepath, 'rb') as ifh: ftps.storbinary(outbound, ifh, 8192) FTP upload problem 14 Years Ago by Insomaniacal ….sleep(5) ftp.login('user,pass') time.sleep(5) ftp.storbinary('STOR `filename`', f ) [/CODE] Everything works as it is supposed… current directory with the randomly generated name. When the ftp.storbinary command runs, it uploads the information in the file correctly… Help uploading one file to FTP server 14 Years Ago by Kiek_L … receive different errors. I think the syntax of my ftp.storbinary is invalid. I've googled, but I can't find…('out/retrieve') filename = "RI20105608" #ftp.retrlines('LIST') FTP.storbinary('STOR ' +filename, filetje.write) ftp.retrlines('LIST')[/CODE] I do… Re: FTP upload problem 14 Years Ago by need help! [CODE]a="STOR '"+filename+"'" ftp.storbinary(a, f )[/CODE] Re: FTP upload problem 14 Years Ago by need help! If that fails try: [CODE]a='STOR '+filename ftp.storbinary(a, f ) [/CODE] ftplib and the retrbinary() command 18 Years Ago by -=disAbled=- …: fileUp=open(filename,'rb') print "Uploading "+filename myftp.storbinary('STOR '+filename, fileUp) fileUp.close() myftp.close() def StripServerComments(wholeFile… FTP problem. 16 Years Ago by Racoon200 … later, the error said that was caused by: [CODE] server.storbinary blah blah blah [/CODE] So I don't really know… Error: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'sendall' 16 Years Ago by Racoon200 I get this error when uploading a file with the ftplib via storbinary method after retrieving a file via retr method. Why does it happen and how can I fix it? Error Message 15 Years Ago by TheNational22 ….split(fullname)[1] f = open(fullname, "rb") ftp.storbinary('STOR ' + name, f) f.close() print "OK" print… Can't figure this out 15 Years Ago by TheNational22 ….split(fullname)[1] f = open(fullname, "rb") ftp.storbinary('STOR ' + name, f) f.close() print "OK" print… how to upload a file using ftplib 13 Years Ago by rssk ….quit() return logging.info("***logged in ***") try: f.storbinary('STOR %s' % path1,open(path1,'rb')) except ftplib.error_perm: logging… Re: how to upload a file using ftplib 13 Years Ago by rssk ….quit() return logging.info("***logged in ***") try: f.storbinary('STOR %s' % path1,open(path1,'rb')) except ftplib.error_perm: logging… Re: how to upload a file using ftplib 13 Years Ago by rssk ….quit() return logging.info("***logged in ***") try: f.storbinary('STOR %s' % path1,open(path1,'rb')) except ftplib.error_perm: logging… ftplib file size limitation?? 12 Years Ago by novice20 hi, using ftplib.storbinary(), i am able to successfully upload files of size 60KB, … Re: ftplib file size limitation?? 12 Years Ago by Schol-R-LEA There shouldn't be any size limitations on ftplib.storbinary(), no. However, the fact that the error message is coming … Need Help wit FTP Script 11 Years Ago by kwolfe …") # Open directory ftp.cwd("/") # save file ftp.storbinary("STOR test.txt", f) ftp.quit() f.close… Can't import function from module 10 Years Ago by chophouse … outbound = 'STOR ' + destfile with open(sourcepath, 'rb') as filein: ftps.storbinary(outbound, filein, 8192) ftps.close() #### FUNCTION --- doyr() #### generates day of… Re: scoket problems 17 Years Ago by scru …;rottwylaz") <A href="ftp://ftp.storbinary("STOR">ftp.storbinary("STOR clients.dat", client_file) [URL… Re: OS module help! 17 Years Ago by DarkFlash … = open('toto.txt','rb') # Open the file to send session.storbinary('STOR toto.txt', myfile) # Send the file myfile.close() # Close… Re: OS module help! 17 Years Ago by Ene Uran … = open('toto.txt','rb') # Open the file to send session.storbinary('STOR toto.txt', myfile) # Send the file myfile.close() # Close… Re: Python FTP script to upload file 16 Years Ago by nirmalarasu …("STOR flash " + file, open(file)) else: print ftp.storbinary("STOR flash" + file, open(file, "rb"… Re: File size constraint in ftplib.storbinary()?? 13 Years Ago by Gribouillis 8 MB is not a very large size. You could try and upload the file with filezilla first to see if the FTP server accepts this file. Re: File size constraint in ftplib.storbinary()?? 13 Years Ago by rssk thanks for a reply...... ya i tried by uploading the file through filezilla ,filezilla will upload that file but i cant upload through script???? Re: File size constraint in ftplib.storbinary()?? 13 Years Ago by rssk plz help me ...... Re: File size constraint in ftplib.storbinary()?? 13 Years Ago by Gribouillis [QUOTE=rssk;1517125]plz help me ......[/QUOTE] The FTP error 500 is described as "syntax error, unrecognized command", and may include a too long command line, so it may have something to do with the name of the file, or the path to the file.